Latin America: The Next Transition

After neoliberalism and structural adjustment, followed by the long decade of the commodity boom and ‘pink tide’ governments: where now for Latin America? Impacts of the shifting fortunes of the Chinese economy and a US bent on ‘near-shoring’ for a region still trapped in the extractive logic of export dependency.

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New left review
Published
2024-09-30
DOI
https://doi.org/10.64590/1e8
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1
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International Development and Aid
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1.40
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Latin America: The Next Transition

Pablo Pryluka, Jeremy Adelman
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International Development and Aid
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Latin America: The Next Transition

Pablo Pryluka, Jeremy Adelman
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Abstract

After neoliberalism and structural adjustment, followed by the long decade of the commodity boom and ‘pink tide’ governments: where now for Latin America? Impacts of the shifting fortunes of the Chinese economy and a US bent on ‘near-shoring’ for a region still trapped in the extractive logic of export dependency.

New left reviewVol. 2(149)
Openalex Percentile: Top 12%
International Development and Aid
1.40
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